LYRIC
| Song | Blessed Redeemer |
| Album | Celebration Hymnal II |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
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| Tags | Blessed Redeemer |
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Up Calvary’s Mountain One Dreadful Morn
Walked Christ, My Saviour, Weary And Worn;
Facing For Sinners Death On The Cross,
That He Might Save Them From Endless Loss.
Blessed Redeemer! Precious Redeemer!
Seems Now I See Him On Calvary’s Tree;
Wounded And Bleeding, For Sinners Pleading—
Blind And Unheeding— Dying For Me!
“Father, Forgive Them!” Thus Did He Pray,
Even While His Lifeblood Flowed Fast Away;
Praying For Sinners While In Such Woe–
No One But Jesus Ever Loved So.
O How I Love Him, Savior And Friend,
How Can My Praises Ever Find End?
Thro’ Years Unnumbered On Heaven’s Shore,
My Tongue Shall Praise Him Forevermore.
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